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HATFIELD & THE NORTH - LIVE CHRONICLES 1973-1975 (2CDR)

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HATFIELD & THE NORTH - LIVE CHRONICLES 1973-1975 (2CDR)For the first time, a 2 CD compilation of rare live recordings from the early years of Hatfield & The North, the leading progressive rock group from Canterbury in the 1970s, from 1973 to 1975! The compilation includes the live ORTF radio show in Paris on January 2, 1973, the live performance at Tin Pan Alley in Holland on March 29, 1974, and the live performance at Twickenham Winning Post in England on June 1, 1975, each with excellent soundboard

For the first time, a 2-CD compilation of rare live recordings from the early years of “Hatfield & The North,” the leading progressive rock group from Canterbury in the 1970s, from 1973 to 1975!

The compilation includes the live ORTF radio show in Paris on January 2, 1973, the live performance at Tin Pan Alley in Holland on March 29, 1974, and the live performance at Twickenham Winning Post in England on June 1, 1975, each with excellent soundboard recordings.

The live performances of Hatfield & The North in the 70's, which later became legendary, are gathered here!

DISC ONE
Live At Studio ORTF des Buttes-Chaumont, Paris, France January 2nd 1973
01. God Song
02. Fol De Rol
03. For Robert
04. A - Mewsing

Live At Tin Pan Alley, Emmen, The Netherlands March 29th 1974
05. Intro
06. Your Majesty Is Like A Cream Donut (loud)
07. God Song
08. Big Jobs (Poo Poo Extract)
09. Shaving Is Boring
10. Licks For The Ladies
11. Bossa Nochance
12. Big Jobs No.2 (by Poo And The Wee Wees)
13. Lything And Gracing
14. Aigrette
15. Rifferama

DISC TWO
Live At The Winning Post, Twickenham, England June 1st 1975
01. Share It
02. Lounging There Trying
03. Mumps
04. Organ Improvisation
05. God Song
06. Dave’s Old Tune
07. Chaos At The Greasy Spoon
08. Halfway Between Heaven And Spoon
09. Let’s Eat (Real Soon)
10. O What A Lonely Lifetime
11. (Big) John Wayne…
12. Underdub
13. The Yes - No Interlude
14. Fitter Stoke Has A Bath
15. It Didn’t Matter Anyway


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